Community, the tv show

Has anyone watched DH's cartoon? It's called "Rick and Morty" and is on Adult Swim, and episodes are about 10 minutes long. It follows a kid and his constantly drunk mad scientist grandfather, sort of feeling like a Family Guy take on Dr. Who or something. I enjoyed the a-story about the title characters, but the b-story is the mom and dad, the latter of whom acts like he is the most brilliant person in the world and just won't shut up and really drags the whole thing down.

i had no idea that was Harmon's

i'm mr meeseeks look at me rick and morty thread

episodes are about 10 minutes long

r&m episodes are a standard 22 minutes fwiw.

Quite like that it's centred around the campus again tbh. That was a big failing of the last season, and a good chunk of the third.

i remember Mordy pimping Rick and Morty, keep meaning to watch it. maybe when it hits netflix

Rick And Morty didn't impress me at all when i saw it, been meaning to give it a second chance

As some have noted on its thread, the first episode is a little meh, but after that, look out.

Somebody had some (Comedy Bang Bang-inspired) Wikipedia fun with Gillian Jacobs:

http://distilleryimage9.ak.instagram.com/d0ab1b7e9eb611e3afa4126f3b37e9fd_8.jpg

lol! those cbb episodes have been great, her character on community does not do justice to how funny and endearing jacobs is irl

ha ha

This was kind of a dark episode. The Abed-Hickey scenes were rawer than this show usually plays it.

this felt like a throwback to the episode around Troy's bday in season 2

What he hell?!?

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I don't think I liked this episode as much as the reviewers, but this season has been astonishingly great. I love what they are doing with Buzz, Duncan and even Chang. At this point I want the rest of the original cast slowly phased out and the series continuing indefinitely with new characters, ER-style.

It was a good episode. I still miss troy. But they are doing something about that. The Chang plot was great, and the final visual gag.

Good ep but one gag fell flat due to recent key and peele Halloween ep gag that is far superior

this episode is why I am so glad Harmon is back... less funny, but like 100x more interesting (and still pretty funny!). that Key and Peele sketch was so good it's not even fair to compare other stuff to it.

The character's name is Police Justice.

Was it resolved whether Chang was actually at the reception? I love the idea of the janitor and/or theatre audience just randomly messing with him.

Daaaark episode but I really enjoyed it, thought this one did all the character and relationship-building stuff the previous one should have. There's still loads of potential in building the Jeff and Duncan double-act.

Britta's character has been hard-done by in the last couple of seasons but they're doing great things with her this time round.

When does Oliver's HBO show start?

I feel for Duncan.

loved the abed stuff so much

good ep. loved Chang's bit and Britta getting some respect again

I'm in love with Britta when they do her well.

That was so good. One of their best episodes yet.

Best episode since S3.

LOL @ The Apple reference, with the holographic triangles.

KOOGLER

http://i.kinja-img.com/gawker-media/image/upload/g4gsrz8ltu6mhaalr9td.jpg

Loving the expansion of the Hurwitz/Harmon mutual admiration society.

Zardoz jokes always funny imo

http://www.starstills.com/product_images/z/ss2970877_-_photograph_of_sean_connery_as_zed_from_zardoz_available_in_4_sizes_framed_or_unframed_buy_now_at_starstills__32364.jpg

I didn't really find Koogler very funny but the rest of the episode was A+++.

I notice they didn't include Magnitude in that episode because he would really have blown the Meowmeowbeanz system wide open.

Jeff and Shirley rivalry episodes are so great.

Didn't get any of the references (I'm told Hunger Games was one...?), still loved it. Very laff-heavy episode, especially after last week's...in fact, probably the most laff-heavy of the conceptual game-takes-over-Greendale eps.

amazing. another reference I'm sure…

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NJkbVAs8rjo

Logan's Run, Zardoz, The Apple, and Brave New World

Where did Koogler come from? Did I miss something (nb only watched a little bit of S4).

mitch hurwitz played koogler, he and harmon have become fast friends over the past year or so (dan had a cameo in the netflix arrested development episodes) so i think they were just finding something for hurwitz to do / spoofing on goofy college movies.

Oh so he was a new character to that episode. Gotcha.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SiqWPa368q0

ha, i saw that movie about a dozen times

Hurwitz has been on a few episodes of Harmon's podcast lately, and is generally hilarious.

meowmeowbeenz

Who was the keytar lady with Tim & Eric?

Also yeah, liked this episode - Shirley/Jeff always a good pairing, oddly

xpost It looked like Jen Kirkman

is The Apple quite the cult thing, I've *never* heard of it, and I've seen a lot of shit in my time. (Hello Xanadu)

meant to add - had to watch this a second time. just terrific - might be my favourite episode ever.

And because of the Buck Rogers link in my head I was reminder of the South Park that riffed heavily on that I'm just going to post it (again)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m8cHYvf7Mms

That sent me down a trail of Buck Rogers clips. Never saw this show. Wasted youth :(
Buck Rogers Disco Dancing! biddibiddibiddibiddi It's expressive. Really impressed by how the musician figured out what the hell dumbass Buck wanted.